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g•-..-4,-.. , ,,, .-#, ,i, ..Hr. % . . . 4 •,..„_.• - • ' '. . , .. - ' ' ' ' '•K . • ' ';' ', i '6 ',,c '.- ;..) . -.... . -...- ir— .. ~.... h li • • i A • , , i rh•a4, • ...•,k ,„,.,..,,:4 , ..,.-* _ , • "Tr 49.-1 - 1 P Wit , .„. .... „.... • ‘rik\ '‘..":"' : :;.... 7 ( N I VIIII . ... 1 . , . 41**1 ...:., ..../... , , am`,1....: , 4 1.: . * . !A l- 4, s\ - -•, , ik u_),.._,,,„,, ..gr - fr 7 ..2 • - . . ' 1 1 T ; 4 -4 - - Ai -0 7 1.4 1 4 i, _ ,-- 01,, "4:14i-'7 4 -------: N . .. .. .. ...d.i............ , -..... , 4 - - • _ ii iiii, . . ,: i i, ‘., • . . . NUMBER 5010 , TUESVA / 2 'OCTOBER 4, 1808. {PRICE S:I.XPENCE. • 7 11 1 CATI: E ROYAL, THIS PkESENT EVENING, bEt.. 4, 1803, Will be performed STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING i3lll December, 1808. SCHEME. 4 Prize, of -Z: 20,000 - - are - - ,CBo,soo . 2 ... - . 10,000 1 ~ . (000 6- - - - i,00• 500 . ----- . . 5,00 20 - - - - 10 2,000 44 - - - - • so 200 4,820 - - - . - - - 72,300 This Day was published. COLBORN, No. s,, Conduit street. I.IkPICTURE of LISBON; with SKETCHES on the Government, Charaoter, and .Manners of the Portuguese in general. ` By Al GENTLEMAN, Many years resident in that Capital. One Volume, Bvo, price Bs. • 2. A Picture of Valencia, taken on the Spot, by Christian Augustus Fischer, t vol. Bvo. ,price gs. In the Press, 1-listory of Brazil ; containing an , ample Account of that important Colony, with Observations on the most . prevalent Diseases incident to new Settlers, and on the most•etficacious• modes of Prevention. By Andrew Grant. M. D. t vol. Bvo. THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony A hsoliit, Mr. DOWTON ; - Captain Absolute, Mr. EL 1:13T0/1-_, 7 (Being his first appearance in that Character); Fan!Maud, Mr 'SI DMINS, • - (Being his first appearance in. that •Characier); - • Acres, ir. I3A NNI : ST ; Sir Luaus O'lrigger, Mr. JO lIN sTON E ; •.• Fag, Ntr. L E CAMP • • Mrs Malaprop, Mrs i.• SPARKS', (Being-her first earance in that Character); Julia, Airs •H. SIDDUNS ; • Lydia Lan,.;uish, Mrs. URGER, (From the Theatre Royal, Lcilithurgli; being her first ap pearance on this Stage) Lucy, Airs. 11AR LO E ; • Maid, Mrs. !ONES. k:ICTUALLING-OFFICII, Sept. 24, ItivS. THECGAIMISSIONERSior VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do' bcriby• give - Notice, :Lew on ff r idnesda_y,-the , sth of Otlober next,Yh..y r.adj: 10 receive Teedets.ill iting ( sealed up), 4,14 treat flch Oa:mitres of BISCUIT, made from.whole Meal, aS the respeaive Ma ;rufaatirers of that Article may think proper to yfer ; one bay' thereof to 6e delivered its a fortnight, and the remainder in a hrt ni&ht afterwards, into His -Majesty's Viaualling Stares at Dept ford : and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest,, ninety days after date. 20,000 Ticket ' . 200,000 The Condiiions. of the Contraa way be seen at the Sccreta.7's Office. N.B. No Tender for a less quit:ay than One Thousand Bags will he admitted. Nu regardlvill be had to any Tender in which the P$ ice shall not be inserted in words at length, oc that shall nape ddivereci to the Roard before One o'Clock on the said' Wednesday, the sth of October next, nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some person on hit behal I, attends, to arliwer, when called for. •• • w NO .SONG irti NO SUPPER. Frederick, Mr. GIBBON; Crop, ,Vir. DIGNUM • Endless, Mr M I-. WS ; Robin, Mr. BAN N I ST' 11 it ; Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND ; Louisa, Mrs MAT HEWS Nelly, Miss M ENAUE ; Margaretta, Mrs. M 0 UN VAIN. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. fad. Second !rice 25.-- , Gallery . 2s. Second 'Price ()per_ Gallery is . S econ d krice bei,—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box ussel I-street: The Doors to be opened at • Half past Five, and begin at Hall past Six. On Thursday, the last new Comedy of The World ; with the Mush:al Entertainment of The Noserter. On : - .aturitay, the Beggar , ' Opera; Polly, by a Young Lady, being her first .ppeara , .ce on any Stage; with the Co snit: Drama or Three and the Deuce. Tin KING'S THEATRE, HA Y-MARKET. TO -MORROW EVENING, Oat. 5, 1808, wi't be performed HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudius, K, ~ otrimark, Mr. t. R t.b W.i L j. ; ilarnlei; sir, K b. MbL F. ; . Poionius, , Mr. M ti N1)1•.N ;,' • Lat. rtes, M r. Bit UN TO N i _ . • 'Horatio, Mr. MU RRAY • .. The ghost 01 - Hamlet's f‘itlie, Mr POPE ; Gertrude, gitetii,--4 Deriimirk,':\lis. St. LE - t; Elt ; ' . ,Qpiteliit, Miss BOlr'fON. • . WITH WI-JO WINS Or, THE 'WIDOW'S uIIOICE. Bambic Extempore, Mr: FA WCETT ; Cape, irlr . LI,S lON ; . Fricatl), Mr. CHAPAiAN - Matthew M o l e , 11.7 r. SI Al MON'S ; • Trust, Mr. 1)L NM N • Widow Ilellair , Mrs. C. Iti ENIBLE,; Lisette, Miss DE CAM P. .•loses 6s. Second Price Pit 3s. 6d.- Second Price as. "Gallery 2s, Second Price Is. • Places 10f , the !fluxes to be taken of Mr. litttti&n, at the Office, in the flay -market. • N:l3, The principal Entrance to the Wit will be from Market-lane.. - - - [c Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to order their ` .I,.a,...intaen to sts-Auw a take up with their h orses ' h eads tirds ViewOn day, th.• Play of The Stranger; with (never :lifted) Melo-Drama, in Two Prince ss. Act., ca ll e d P r i ncess e nd, Nu On Monday, Macbeth; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddons. ----- SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, - scr,, , CON DUIT-ST REE I', BON D-STR EE T. ENRY COLBURN respe&fully 'solicits the Attebtioll of the Public to his English,. 1 rench, and Italian Subssription Library, which 4 concluded on the most extensive Scale, so as to insure Suhscribth . , whether in Town or Country an ample and immediate Supply or the Books 'they desire; .This InStitution, it •is pros'uniedi - now stands Unrivalled, embracing a most general Selection. of Works in ever Itianch 01 Literature ; to wlreltare r:%6l2ll . i.iiddecl, 211 ;new English and Foreign Work including Magazines, Re views,' Pamphlets, &c. immediately on incirtmosication or arrival in Town. Catalogue, and Terms to be had of the Librarian. :Books sent to Subscribers (in 42cixes) to all - parts of the Kingdom. . -- .. : ._ . MONEY. AIFESSIIS. LUCAS - and Co. beg Leave to inform . -Lv.l.• those. that may be desirous .of borrowing. Tempo sary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at al' times, and without delay, adyance any Sum from One Hun- Manydred to Twenty Thottgand Pounds; and. up wards, on personal Or any other Security, arising front iNtarriabe Settlements, m„. i n the FuntiS, Ljergyinens' Livings, or Freehold,. Copy-: Te ll, an d Leasehold Estates, on - the host fair and equitable eNi!e rrl s , and will also c6nilud every Ntgotiatiou ,it muCh Itits' :tee than what is usuallyinicurrert in money transadics• .1 ersorial A ppli:: aiiliis Messrs. Luca. and Co. daily re_ and at their house, No. i 9, !emit) ii- street, St. laniCs's, 'lid Letters, post-1,40, .inintediately answered. .."' N • 13 Ten - years purchase will be given fur welt secured Annuities. . - ARMY AND NAVY EQULPAGE. T HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Ftirni tore, Mattrasses, and Bolding complete,,re very respect tully.tecolnrnendedto Gentloneo as being the most por ta bl e and superior to any others made — in Lailon ; Marqui-4:s, forts, Tables and Chairs, on ' improved Priiijples ; S ea ~,,ts, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on B o a r d Ship; Musquitto ct Furniture,uniture, and P atent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East '4d.VVest Indies, and all Foreign Clitnats, at MORGAN and SANDERS's Pateni Bedstead Manufactory and WareAtooms, Nos. i 6 aid 17, Catherine-street, Strand. .r:rl l °rgan amid Sanders's New-invented Impetial Dining ess,eval!owed to be the ;post complete amid It legant set of but ten In yet invented, are.very.p'ortable, packilig in a ?sox iches dee h 0055 The EashPiOnable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware-= D R NORRIS's DROPS. THES-e, DROPSD areparticularly adapted to this Season he Year. They are au efficacious coriO borativ in sea.hathing, anti assist the good q. ali•ies of the v. atiousNFclica.l at t., ; ;hey are, indeed, as tisnse vt he are 111 the h abit ot taking them can testify, a pQwertul restor ative and preserver of health. In Fevers of l sorts (espe. cially the Yellow or Putrid) they are an infallible Remedy ; olos, Astlimas, begi nn i ng Consumptions, Complaints of Stomach and Bow e l s, &c. are under their immediate in. tluence tabsi a the exp er i ence of more than half. a century has induby Proved. As no Botile, even for exportation, cats be sold without a Sr an l P, the possibilit chaser i y of imp os i ng a Counterfeit on th e P ur Norris - s prevented, the genu i ne having the name of Thomas Thell,l (r)re en graved thereon by f avour o f G overnment. Family Bottle. 110 1-4,4". N0.25s to be had only, at the Dodo's' 29, Loser Brook street, where orders for ex. zi Pwtalsoo are dujy executed Smaller Bottles at is. and . ()cf• sold by hacon anti Co. rso, Oxford -street. Alb° Dr. NOR k I S'scelebrated A NTI-BILIOIJS PILLS, With ample Directions, 2s, 94. the Box. ADDITIONAL. BENEFITS. First-prawn Prize above 151. on the First Day, And the First-drawn:erize above ,151. on the Second Day, Nut being one of the following Tickets, No. 5,001 to 5250, No. 13,001 to 13,250. -No. Boot to 8250-, No: rs,oor to 3s,zso. will each be entitled to the produce of 590 Lottery Tickets, exclusive. of the said Prize. The Numbers of the soo Tickets appropiatert and set apart for that purpose are. For the First Day, No. 5001 to 5'250—N0. 13,001' to 13250. Seco .d Day, No. Boor to 825o—Nn rs,cot . • IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE: -• I 'The,above Seheine, with not three . l3l4nks to a Prize,, con taining Capital Prizes equal in proportion to former Lotteries, is su ye, ior to all, in that it gives the Holder . of the Ticket or Share that may be the First-dravyn Prize above ,151. either on the' First or Second Day (not being; r included in the Nunn bets above), 500 more. Chanceslor all the Prizes from 20,000 to Isl. DAYS. OF DRAWING. Ist, Tuesday, D ec ... 13 3d, Tues-lay, - "Dec, 27 2d, Tuesday, - 2c, 4th, Saturday, -- 31 . • *** Fivelhousand Tickets will be drawn each Day. Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. • WO HUNDRED - POUNDS will be given to any Person that will procure the Advertiser a Pt R MAN ENT SITUATION under Government. Tbestridest honour may be deuended , on. - • • A Line lett at the liar of the Ship Tavern, Charing-Cross, direded for A.. 43. will be duly attended to. HOPE INSURNNCE COMPANY. FIRE, LIFE, AND A'NNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO IGLIONS. Eflce„ L 1.1,1) ATE. II I Ll,, Lond o n. DOLICIES of INSTAIANCE which exp.ire at •1: Aichaelinas - shoulti 6& ieneived - wit:Ain' Fifteen Days trom that period. This Company (Ants to Insurers theTollewinkadvantages': Persons insuring, or pro - ailing TO be 'insured, 100 9 1. against *fire. or 5001 on, lifei - ,have.the.ontion. of.,beconiing inter4sted in the Establishment, by sharing in its profits. Persons in suring,lof more , years •than one allowed a considerable Dis count on ,Preiniunt and Duty. No Charge for Policies of 1.01. and Upwards, or for Policies nnder that amount, when eltected ;eir three years or more. Nor for Endorsements, teraiihns; or Stirve)s. No Deduaienis in the . Payment of ,Losses, Dan ~e by Lightning made good.. A-13rokerage ot - 5 per cent. on Shipping Ins,:rances. A batement on ln •surances out of liondon 'tram iol to +al per cent.•on the pre. initim, and a liberal allowance on duty. , Lives insured, An_ unities, and Cltildrens' Endownients, granted on equitable and advantageous Terms. Solicitors, and others, allowed a Commission, on bringing Life I nsnreitices to this Office. A, Duty orr.Policies of Life Insurance. will commence on the loth of Odio!'.er next, until which period Policies will be issued gratis. • harming Stock insured at as. per cent. By Order of the Board, WILLIAM BURY, See. BRITISH FIRE•OFFIUE. - - 7jSHE 13RITISFI FIRE-OFFICE., at their. prin cipal Onices in the Strand and Cornhil I, London, and by Agents', iriEdinburglf,Glitsgow, Dublin, and the principal 'Towns of the United Kingdom, continue to grant Insur ances Zgaiist F I It E, r on theTerins and Conditions of their printed Proposals,„ delivered Gratis. The .Directors have great pleasure in reflecting that by their F.xertions and Plans the lienetits and rineiples,of Insurance are niure44enerally felt and understood; and. they trust that they have a Claim for Preference with the Public, for the liberal Conduct they have evinced m their Transactions. Premium:i •for In surance renewable at Michaelmas must be paid on or before the 14th Day olOttbber next. Su. veys within the Bills of Mortality, w . ben considered :le, ces:;ary, have al wa) s been inane by this Office without any Chatge to the Insured; bees have never been permitted to 131 taken in any C ase or tinder any Pretence whatever. Com mission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign Insurances have always been allowed, • Endorsements of Alteration or .Renioval.entered without Fee lingilies of the beSt Construction, and Firemen of A aivity And undoubted Integrity( whose kii.ertionshave.been aAnow ledged), have from the. Establishment of the Office in Inch been piovided . by the British Fire-Office to - attend at Fires. The Terms and Conditions pi Insurance,. as stated in the PoliCios, are defins,d hit perspiLnity, plainness, and preci sion,• so as ; to, prevent -the. Misunderstandings -and Disputes dependent 'u ill 7 ilig‘ested, unadvised, an d i gnorant Plans, eguaily baneful to the Proprietors and those.lnsuriug. Annual Preiniums--Common Insurance, 2s. .per Cent. — 'Hazardous, .35.- - --Double'Hatardous, ss. Insurance of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special Agreement. • Pol Lies (Gratis; as heretofore, for Sums of 33°1. and up wards. ROBERT SKELTON% S.T. TO SCHOOL MASTERS THE SCHOOL-MASTERS throughout -Great JL Britain are res..etfully inf or m e d, t h at. the KEY to 10 \TE'S 'PRACTICAL ARITHAI s day published, and may be had of at i - Booksellers... •Price a-Crown bound. Besides containing Answers and Solutions to all the Questions, many *of thorn worked at length, •it contains' also Questions for the Exercise of Students, and 4, System of Mental Arithmetic for PrOtiefents. loyce's Arithmetic, to which the above Wolk is a Key, is already well kn , viin among Teachers as the only System adapted to real Transatlions,, in which, likewise, all the 'fables of Weights and Measu'res are modernized. It May be had - of - all Booksellers,, with a full allowance. Price 3s. td. bound. London, Ott. ' • SF ‘NISH HISTORY. This Day was pui - d..sh:.:d,.in One Volume, 4to. price 11. 10. boards, THE CHRONICLE of the CID, RODRIGO DIAZ DE B 1 V A.R.. the CAMPEADOR. From the. Spanish. By ROBERT' SOUTHEY. This Work comprises all that is contained in the Poem of the Cid, the Chronicle of the Cid, and the General Chro nicle of King Alonzo; and also a Sketch of the previous Hi stor y of Spain. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Orme, Paterna. ter-row. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, i. Joan of ,re. 3d bdition, z vols. foolscap fivo. 12s. bdo. 2. :Poems, z Tits sth Edition, do. 12s. boards. 3. Thalaba the .Destroyer, a vuls. do. NS. boards. 4. Amadis of Gaul, 4 vols. 12mo. 11. Is. , bards. S. Madoc, ad Vtittiqnl, 2 VOl5. toolscai) Bvo. 14$. boards. 6. Metrical Tales, and other Poems, I vol. do. ss. 6d. boards 7. Specimens of the Later English Yaets , 3 vol 6. ditto, IL Its. 6,1. by:mlN. 8. Paltnarin ot k.nr„Ltpci, I2MO: 41. Bs, boards. NOUVEAUX -ROMANS' DE MADAME . DE MONTO LIEU ET DE MADAME DE CHARRIERE. just publiShed, sy - FL Culburn, so, Conduit-street. 1. UONORINE D'USERCEIE, par L'Autetir 1 des " Lettres ecrites de Lausanne," 3 vols. 151. 2. LA PRINCESSE DE WOLFF.NBUTTEL; par IS3. belle De Montolieu, Autcur De Caroline 'De Lichfield, 2 vols. lcs. 3. LES SOUVENIRS DE FELICIE.L***. Par Madame De Geniis, a vols. los. Also by the same Author, 4. LE COMTE DE CO RKE, ou Ia Seduction sans Ar tifice,. •;•' vols. los. - 5. LI SIEGE DE LA•ROCHELLE„. 3 vols. tat. 6. SAIN CLAIR, 35. and -• CLAIRE D'ALBE, par Madan - le Cottin, 2 vols. 95. In the Press, AT ALA, ou les-Amours de Deux Sauvages dans le Desert. par Francois Auguste Chateaubriand. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. „ • HEREFORDSHIRE. TO'BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, ••-- , •By Mr. SQUIBR, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Thurscky the 13th day of Udober, at Twelve o'Cloek, AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 41-- the County Of Hereford, comprising the Manor 4nd ',Royalty:of M P TON •C 0 U•RT, the • Ant lent' 'MansiOn hott3e (replete with. Acc ,, mmodation for a large Family), -With the Offices, Gardena, Pleasure • Grounds, - Park, the Home Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and fish Ponds - ; Pic turesque Cottages, Groves, Woods and Plantations, high. Iy ornamented with Timber, chiefly Oak ; comprising ti.). wards of twelve- hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable. Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop:Gruiind, and WoOd.Land, (tythe free); deli4litfully situate in a beautiful country, five miles distant from the Borough LeOminsferoline frbin the city of ti eze f or d , London. and oheßundrettand thirty-five from To be viewed by .Tickets, only, or on application t o; Mr ; Tanner, 'at the Steward'S House, in' I Jampton Court Park, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the New Inn, at Hereford ; the Flop Pole Inn, ‘Vorcester ; at Garra may's CoffeeAunise; of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook_ street ; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall Mali, London, 'where a plait of the Estate, may be seen. - - COUNTY OF FORFAR. ' CAPITAL ESTATE FOR SALE. To Sold by Private Bargain. 'THE LANDS AND ESTATE OF - BRIGTON, in the parish. of Kinnettles, situated in one of the best-parts or Strathmore. The great turnpike road from the south to the north passes thrdugh the centre of the Estate. The pause, which is large and commodious, swats in the middle of a-lawn of twenty acres, upon the water of Kerbet (which- forms a piece of water in front of the house), and 'consists •of three public rooms of large dimensions, ten or more bed-rooms, and dressing-rooms. with ail household offices. The home rarm'offices are complete, two coach_ houses, with stabling lox twenty-I'4[lr horses. The gardens and orchard, with brick walls and tleus, are in full bearing, and consist nearly of lout acres, - with' a-bout thirty acres of wood'ofall kinds. The present rent of the Estate, including the home farm of about one tilundred acres, and to which a purchaser may hav e MI - mediate access, is about sixteen hundred pounds; -but, upon rite expiry of the leases, which (with the excep tion nr . one) were let twenty-five years ago on single lives, 'and must, •in the course of nature, soon dtop, - a •very gieat that May be, depended 'on. There• arc on the Estate, a -flax spin n ing mill, and - village of considerable:extent, 'which cost itt ereaton eight theusand pounds, and are now of more va lue. These - tall to the Proprietor an very easy terms, at the .e.expiryofthe lease, Wshich has only twe ty 'years to The Estate a/rants nArly three FreeholdQ.J;litications, the valuation being above - One Thousand Pounds Scots. To those who know the place-, no descriptive embellish ment is necessary. To stradgeis it is not easy in an adver tisement to give a proper idea of the beauty and.cOnvenience of - the situation. It is tweive miles from Dundee, three from the county town of Forfar, two . from Glammis, and twenty-six trop Perth. The payment of the price will be made to suit the cbrive nience of a purchaser. • - 'Fur further particulars, application May be hilde to Win, Douglas, ssq. the Proprietot, by Glammis ; or to Mr. Pear sen, Writer to the Signet, Edinbtirgh. • , RENO vATE D TT has been too frequently. the gobicd ofjust and general reprebacion,,that men destitute of the elements Of the medical aft have ollerect .themselves as candidates for pu bl re. pat ronaAe in the profession DC physic, ' , clt he put ridge of doing justice to the result of our studies and ex perieace, :and to prevent us troth being classed among those emptrics Nvlrei§e imprudent pretensions have, .untOrtimately for societiiy,- been too faVourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits• and ac. quirem. eras, Altt having received a regular medical educa. lion as:th e pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Blizard, %who - se leetuLes and practice we earefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the _London Hospital • we entered our Selves as students in th at justly celebrated seltiool for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded 1p the differeqbranches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pradice of physic, chemistry, *midwifery, botany, &c. Sec. by those•erninent professlirs ' •Drs. Morin), Gregory, Black, 'Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our'proficieney and acquirementsare not inconsiderable. H av i ng f or a I nn& series of years Made Venereal Complaints, and the, various diseases of. Dvbility, the particular object ()four studies and pradice, it will, we Wipe, be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment anti cure. In slight and recent cases of infedion a perfect re-establishment is completed in 'the shOrt period of two days ; 'arid in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have. failed of sttecess,'a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment' ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melanchcily variety of disorders - which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by' the youth of both sexes, there are none , more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre. queritly prevent or embitter the matrimonialstate. To Stich persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode oftreatment, he restored to that' greatest of - all - huMin blessings,. a strong, manly; and vigor ous constitution. In all eases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may he consulted by patients of either sex ivith'thegreat. est secrecy and honour. Flours cif consultation at hotneittoin ten to three, and fidni - 6 in the eVtining till to at non. Patients in the country are requested to state thepartieu. tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in. closing 'yernittatieelor advice andlmeiticities, tviwn thsame will be given, or sent to any part of the kinedoin. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our tinitemiking, the pOsraee of letters may be actleti to the accoLmt our medicines.. CUR RI E and Co: Surgeons, No. tie 7, Hatton=garden. O . ' Messrs. Currie snit Co. have Certificates from • the above respedable Pkolessors of Lond,ei and Edinburgh, eel rite diligence, sttilly and hitinati:ty ' with which. th e y per formed the d ut i es ass i gne d t h e: :t during the time they at. tenshi-theif Lee - lutes antl•Practlac.: TkifIVSPOAT OFFICE, • Sept. 22, ILL THE. COIIMISSIONERS for Colic&Ring His MAJESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking tare ef'Sic'k Wcrtirdel•Sranzeit, and for the care and custody of Prisoners:4 War, do hereby give Notice, Tbat, ibty will be ready at this Office,. on Tuesday the 25th day ORiber, !ore:re/ye sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contrail Jr, Building and compkte . ly Finishing of a NAVAL' I-lOSI'ITAL, intended to be trilled• at Yarmouth, iot 17.4. Count); of Norfolk. - , No Tender be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Part', or an Agent for hini, personal(y attend. Each Tender must . be acc mpanied by a Letter from' tivo"reipectable Persanr engaging to become bound with the Perion'tendet lug, in the Sion of to;000l. for tee due perfrmanct of the COntraet. Defigng and Particulars of the Irorkt, iK addition to thou dt. fUrt sesn, may be inspeeled at this Office, ALEX, 111 1 LERY, Ste. PROPLIZFY UIT on DIVIDENDS payable ln the Years ito3, 1804, aos. T appearing, notwithstanding . .the Notices repeat edly sent or made to thesParties entitled to Dividends o/ atocl~ ;sayable at the Bank of Eesglend,• South Sea those, and East InJia House, .respecliv4, 'who have not paid the Duty onon the :came for theyeari above mentioned, that payment has. not in many instances been retzde of the said Duty, whereby those Parties hay, incurred various Penalties, to be recovered by aelion or surcharge, and the Commiscioners for the , special purposes of the Property Act, being willing to allow further time for such payments, hereby give Make, that the Duties payable on all Dividends of trech•Stock and Annstities for those years are direaed to be paid intatheViank of Hoglund, and the Certificates of such. payments being lodged at the Office of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchange, the Parties making payment thereof, will be discharg. edit the Books of the respe"Rive CoMmiseioneri until and upon the toth day 'of OR7her next, Gat that all Pertons.Who 3 ball negleg to make such payment on or before that day, will be prosecuted at the Law dirr,2?s,'and steps are now taking for bringing De/atilt. ers Into charge for ?he Double Duty, who sisal/ not have paid the Duty for theycars above-Mentioned, ors or before the said iotb day VCre7ohet n;rxt, 'after -thhich q..g , the Office of the Old Stork RN. '44.seige will be closed: Ity Order of the Bc.ard s • • TTILEIV WINTER. Office :for s; Aug. 1, 1808. LAS! INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 22, 1808, T HE COAIMI DTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITLD COMPANY of m2y.gcll,42vrs pf LNG. LA Ai 11 'Tradi,;,4 i;;71)e kAST lAT D lES . lieree;r gAT N . Firet, That the Col:mime 'tail/ be ready to receive Propo , ide in writ !iag, realed hp, ojz or before 114'dnesday, the 6'h ORober next, _lron paid .eervins who m.y be :willing to supply the ampair with ANCHORS and GRAPNALS, CANVAS, and, Prrcii and TA R. . . ,And that the Conditions of the ContraEis may be seen upon appli cation to Mr. fames Coggan, Clerk to the :said Committee ; with whom the Propo?erls Mart be left telore Twelve o'Cloek at Noon, on. the said 6th of Oeloher, hey‘nd which ILatr the Committee will not receive av, Tinder. • • •Istl:tV . MllDlCll‘ll. , . ACT. NEWBERY. and SONS, No, 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder and other valuable Pi - Oarations, .-Inform the PUblic, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of 'that M'erlialna Will be in future zs. .1:1, per Packet; or ss..6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen packets • in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 45. And as the words `‘ - F: Newberg, No, 45, St. Patil's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed - will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signa ture on the Labels will he discontinued. The following are I tlie Prices et their other Medicines, Stamps included ; bilk:those who purchase six, orrinore, at a time, will be al lowedthe Stamps gratis. • a. d. r. • Dr. James's PoWder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r 9 Do. -in a Bottle •- . -24 o Dr. Austin'S Chalybeate • Do. Analeptic Pills. 4 6 Pills .4 • Do. large - Box - 24 0 Freak e ' s Ti n d .o f B ark '4 0 The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Hirxham's ditto 3 c k Dr. Steer's Opodeidoc z 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9 1)o. Convulsion Oil - 2. 6 English Coffee - 2 Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carrot - flees Drops 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops .9 Essence of Gi nger 2 Do. Pfl*oric Lozenges t i,4 Ditto Peppermint t tit Angib:Zud's•Blois ditto t ik Dr. Hooper's Pills I EssenceorColtsth - ot 3'6 Grant's Drops - Y / .6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Ing,lish's Scots Pills z zi Cephalic Snuff' - t o Henry's Magnesia .2 6 Jones s lthetiM. 'rind. 3 0 Norton's Drops 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pill s 4 • 6 Spilsbury'S Drops 6 Glass's Magnesia .. 3 6 Dr. Solaticli e s s Tea Wilson's AlterniVe 4 6 Greenough's Tincture rti Puril'i .g Swer:"(Cakes -2. 3" 19 . 0. 'Polo Lozenges ri N. B. As many Persons mistake tha Hattie of .Alessrs. Newbery, conserve, that it is at tire La:;: ritd.. of St. P au l' s , side, wirn these wordsinScribed On the Front--" TH 4 . 0 Nl, Y WA B. fi:l-1411)s.ii F 01,1.1) , j AMES's POWD.F.R."